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checksum_file.sh: why do we store the filename within the xattr?

Currently we store the basename (the filename w/o the pathname) to the xattr as well, and I wonder why I did this. Let this issue sit here until I've thought this over and made up my mind.

The current format is, e.g. for Linux:

setfattr --name user.checksum."$DIGEST" --value "`$PROGRAM "$BASENAME"`" "$BASENAME"

Why don't we just do:

setfattr --name user.checksum."$DIGEST" --value "`$PROGRAM "$FILENAME" | cut -c-64`" "$FILENAME"

This way we may be able to omit the use of BASENAME altogether. But maybe there was a point in storing the basename in the first place?

Background: because the filename is stored with the xattr, once we rename the filename, the "check" operation will still pass, but the "get" operation will show the old filename. We could implement a "update-filename" operation or something like this, but we could also drop the filename from the xattr altogether, no?

$ date > foo
$ checksum_file.sh set foo
Setting user.checksum.sha256 on foo...
$ checksum_file.sh check foo
FILE: foo - OK
$ mv foo bar
$ checksum_file.sh check bar
FILE: bar - OK
$ checksum_file.sh check-set bar
INFO: checksum found for bar, not setting a new checksum.
$ checksum_file.sh get bar
user.checksum.sha256="a2b7681fcbd961f79e1ba6b66cdd9cb50289ff2692ccb1dbe978546febd5d2cb  foo"

Annoying error message fix - diff2html.sh : line 121

diff2html.patch

--- /old/diff2html.sh	2020-02-06 15:56:17.000000000 -0700
+++ /new/diff2html.sh	2020-02-06 15:24:27.000000000 -0700
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@
 done
 IFS=$OIFS

-if [ $diffseen -eq 0  &&  $onlyseen -eq 0 ]; then
+if [[ $diffseen -eq 0  &&  $onlyseen -eq 0 ]]; then
 	printf '</span>'
 else
 	echo "</div>"

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